[Artemisia] Medieval Prom

[Stapana Catriona Moriarity]

If that happens, please let me know so I can update my Fool's Ball dance 
list. Keep in mind a very important point regarding music: some songs are 
for listening to, some are for singing along with, and some are for dancing 
to. Although the musical layout might LOOK like something you can do Black 
Nag to, in fact, the bridge of most songs tends to disrupt dancing to a 
piece.

That is, of course, providing that you WANT to dance SCA dances to modern 
music. Here's a cookie for you: I'll teach Hole in the Wall for it, and 
Korabushka. For those who wish to protest on the grounds that those dances 
are not period, please see my handout for the class SCAisms, or Why I Don't 
Store My Brass Buttons In Urine.

I have an iPod and I know how to use it! (It's actually pretty easy... you 
hook it up to the electronic bard and click the remote.)

Tangldancer

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From: "Dawn Tavares" <dtavares1 at hotmail.com>
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 5:53 PM
To: "Kingdom list" <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Subject: Re: [Artemisia] Medieval Prom

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>> I for one as a kingdom teen think this is a great Idea!
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> Ya wanna play DJ? I have no idea what mainstream music high-schoolers 
> listen to these days, let alone what Period music would appeal tothem.
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> Aurora
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> wondering if a class on filking
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> would draw teens
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